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Happy Feet |
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Can You Take It? |
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Copenhagen |
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Hotter Than 'Ell |
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Big John's Special |
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Stealin' Apples |
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Radio Rhythm |
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Grand Terrace Swing |
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Teapot Dome Blues |
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The Chant |
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King Porter Stomp |
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Christopher Columbus |
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Stampede |
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Comin' And Goin' |
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Shanghai Shuffle |
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Hot and Anxious |
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My Pretty Girl |
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Limehouse Blues |
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Wrappin' It Up |
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Liza |
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Happy As the Day Is Long |
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Singin' the Blues |
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Hotter Than 'Ell (Version 2) |
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Down South Camp Meetin' |
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Radio Rhythm |
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Low Down of the Bayou |
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You Rascal You |
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Tidal Wave |
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Shanghai Shuffle |
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Rug Cutter's Swing |
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Wild Party |
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Sugar Foot Stomp (Version 2) |
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The House of David Blues |
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Just Blues |
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I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby |
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Tenor saxophonist Lester Young was born 27 August, 1909, and even at 100 he may be the coolest of cool jazz cats. He was (to single out a quality he prized) an original - a contrarian, even. For awhile he even held the bell of his horn out at a weird, unnatural angle. David Stone Martin once drew him playing in front of the tower of Pisa, leaning the opposite way. Young had his own way… more »
